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From: tmoran@bix.com
Subject: Ada95 From the Beginning by Jan Skansholm- Opinions
Date: 1999/08/30
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>Should I stick with it or would I be better of looking for a different book?
  If you're having trouble with the way a book explains something,
try a different book.  Perhaps a different explanation will make more
sense.  That's true in general.  People come with different backgrounds
and perspectives and the explanation one person finds crystal clear
is often mud to a different person.